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There are so many beers to choose from these days that is difficult to pick one. However, researching the right beers for you may not be the best way to buy them. The reasons why you should never do this may surprise you!

The Reasons Why You Need To Stop Researching Your Beer Include: 

Stop drinking like accountants

Whether you drink something you love or something you hate, you learn something. Every beer is a learning experience. I don't think you can truly appreciate and understand a beer style until you've had the sublime and the horrible.

Whenever I drink a garbage beer at home, I don't get mad anymore. I think, “Well, I guess I'll never drink this again.” Then I have a different beer. But do we want to drink like economists, worrying about maximizing each penny spent on every ounce of beer? Or do we want a drink because drinking beer is super fun?

Drinking beer should be a fun experience

Part of the fun of craft beer is to drink things that challenge your palate — the not knowing of whether the next sip to hit your tongue might either be your favorite drink of all time or the grossest thing that's crossed your lips in a while.

And when you research beer on your phone, the thrill is gone.

Take a cue from how you select a beer at the bar

When I'm going out for a beer with my bros, I don't take out my phone to look up beer. I just order a beer, and hope for the best. And yet, when I'm at the beer shop, it's the exact opposite. I'll spend 10-15 minutes buried in my phone searching for the next best thing to buy. So why do we act so differently when we're essentially doing the same thing?

How you should select your next beer

1) Select your next craft beer blindly, whether your choice is based on a style, a brewery, or just the fact that it's a beer you've never heard of.

2) Speak to one of the shop's employees to get pointed in a new direction.

3) Go home and enjoy the beer.

Don't Be Afraid; Give It A Try!

These reasons why you shouldn't research beer when buying it may change the way you buy beer for good. Have you used these tips when buying your beer?

Let Us Know How It Worked Out!

Article Source: Thrillist